Wildlife and Plant Species Sample Clauses

Wildlife and Plant Species. Sufficient base line data shall be established as determined necessary by the AO. In order to accomplish this, the lessee shall submit an acceptable wildlife and plant inventory prior to conducting any surface disturbing activity. Prior to conducting the inventory, an inventory plan shall be submitted and approved by the AO for the mining and/or exploration plan. The inventory plan shall include Federally Listed or Candidate species, as well as BLM Sensitive plant or wildlife species, including FWS Birds of Conservation Concern (2008) and big game species. The inventory plan shall address, but not be limited to the following: species occurrence, migration corridors, winter use, reproductive periods, and habitat value, including the invertebrate community. The plan shall address the time periods to be inventoried by species. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified individual approved by the AO prior to the commencement of the inventory. The final inventory shall be submitted to the AO within 60 days after completion. A Wildlife Mitigation Plan shall be submitted as part of any mining or exploration plan and will describe actions to be taken to avoid, minimize, or reduce any future impacts to wildlife. The plan shall include but will not be limited to, survey/monitoring of species; the rescue, recovery, reporting and rehabilitation of injured wildlife as practicable; recovery and reporting of wildlife mortalities; and mitigation and adaptive management strategies. The species to be monitored shall include species on the Wildlife Action Plan, developed by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, and the Partners in Flight priority species. The lessee shall submit a report annually discussing mortality rates and the effectiveness of any mitigation measures taken. At the discretion of the AO this reporting requirement may be waived. The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports and the mitigation plan, and carrying out subsequent mitigation measures and reporting on the effectiveness of such measures, shall be borne by the Lessee.
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